Formula 1 teams are being reduced to "playing games with the thermometer" by 2019 tyre behaviour, says Gene Haas read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen, Romain Grosjean and Guenther Steiner discuss the American mentality within the team and team owner Gene Haas' quest for top three results. read more »

Haas team boss Gene Haas believes they have been "playing games with a thermometer" so far in 2019. read more »

Fernando Alonso will return to Formula 1 in 2020 but not with Ferrari, that's the opinion of the Scuderia's test driver Marc Gene. read more »

The Haas Formula 1 team will unveil its new livery on Thursday – and you can see it first by following the event live on Autosport/Motorsport.com. The American team is holding... read more »

Though refusing to use the term '1.5 championship' coined by Gene Haas, Ross Brawn warns that F1 cannot continue being a championship divided into the big guns and... read more »

The FIA's recent ruling regarding Mercedes' Formula 1 wheel design suggests Haas deserves to have its Italian Grand Prix result reinstated, team owner Gene Haas believes read more »

Former F1 driver Marc Gene offers his advice around the Mexico City F1 track, and gives an insight into the importance of fuel saving in F1 at Shell House. read more »

Gene Haas suggests that the sport's owners are fortunate that some of the existing teams haven't gone under. read more »

Formula 1 investors stepping in to rescue ailing teams has "saved" Liberty Media from having to "scramble" to prevent teams disappearing from the grid, says... read more »

Gene Haas has made it clear that his belief has not wavered and that he is against Racing Point Force India receiving prize money from the get-go. read more »

Gene Haas believes his team is effectively racing in 'Formula 1.5' due to the large performance advantage of F1 giants Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull.  read more »

Gene Haas: We're competing in Formula 1.5 read more »

Battling for fourth in the team standings, Gene Haas believes that in F1's current state, further progress is impossible. read more »

Gene Haas is "aghast" by the performance advantage of Formula 1's top three teams, which is so huge he feels the rest are competing in "F1.5." read more »

Today's press conference with Maurizio Arrivabene, Zak Brown, Gene Haas and Claire Williams. read more »

Gene Haas says his team are not in the same league as the three leading teams in Formula 1 but he does not feel a budget cap will work to close the gap that well. read more »

Gene Haas says the performance advantage of Formula One's top three teams makes it feel like the rest are competing in a different racing class. read more »

Gene Haas feels his team in racing is 'Formula 1.5' because the advantage of the top three outfits makes them seem like they are in another category read more »

Gene Haas is frustrated at the concessions made to the rebooted Force India outfit since its takeover during the summer break. read more »

Spa-Francorchamps circuit is a favorite for many drivers and Haas F1 Team's Romain Grosjean is no exception. Before securing his most recent podium when he finished third... read more »

Despite securing Haas' best-ever result at a grand prix weekend, Gene Haas says it is not quite redemption for their early season mistakes. read more »

While his team marked its 50th race with an impressive points haul, Gene Haas warned that it should not become overly confident. read more »

Gene Haas is refusing to get carried away with his team's best-ever Formula One result. read more »

Gene Haas is still smarting over Haas' double DNF in Australia and says "for sure" they're going to miss those 22 points come the end of this season. read more »